💢 Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf detailed his meeting with Supreme Leader Ayatol

💢 Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf detailed his meeting with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, outlining discussions on the war, economic resilience, diplomacy and strategic partnerships.

• Health and leadership: Ghalibaf stated: “He is in complete health.” He described Khamenei as energetic, hopeful and composed, demonstrating command of both strategic issues and practical details despite the death of his father and the losses suffered by his family.

• Economic indicators: Khamenei closely monitored macroeconomic conditions, emphasizing that assessments must neither overestimate nor underestimate the country's economic performance.

• Production and supply chains: For the third time during the Ramadan War, Khamenei personally followed up with Ghalibaf on securing raw materials, maintaining production cycles and ensuring supplies of essential goods.

• Purchasing power: Protecting household purchasing power and livelihoods remained a priority, with particular emphasis on the welfare of armed forces personnel and fighters on the front lines.

• Reconstruction: Discussions included implementation of the Seventh Development Plan and ongoing reconstruction measures.

• Military and diplomatic affairs: The meeting addressed military developments, the war and the Resistance Front, alongside diplomatic initiatives and negotiations.

• Economic warfare: Economic exclusion and the naval blockade were specifically discussed, with reports presented and reviewed.

• China and strategic partnerships: Khamenei requested updates on relations with strategic partners, particularly China. Ghalibaf emphasized that China is a subject the Supreme Leader follows regularly and that further instructions were issued.

• Domestic coordination: Khamenei emphasized continued public services, strengthening societal resilience, maximum unity among officials and firm, coordinated positions, particularly among the heads of Iran's three branches of government.

• Government and parliament: Closer cooperation between the executive and legislature was stressed, alongside unity in both words and actions and the implementation of the Supreme Leader's directives during wartime.

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